As Gandhi once said “The best way to lose yourself is in service to others.” Service & community involvement was a way we initially connected in our relationship and continues to be a value we share together. In this episode, we share where our passion for service comes from, what issues we care most about, and how we continue to lean in to leadership roles in our community.
Read MoreComing together in our marriage meant a shift in priorities. We became more intentional with how we spent our time and WHO we spend our time with. It isn’t fun, but many friendships shifted or even ended. In this episode, we talk about the different types of friendships that changed as we came together in our relationship and the reminder we give ourselves when we notice our friends’ shifting priorities.
Read MoreWe’re coming to you from Philadelphia this week! We love traveling together. This is our 11th trip of 2019 and we still have one to go (Hawaii you’re next!). We often get asked… “How do you all travel so much?”. On this week’s episode, we are sharing our travel tips from where we book flights, to our favorite airlines, and what we do in a new city.
Read MoreIt’s turkey-time. The Thanksgiving holiday has us reflecting on 2018 and all that we are thankful for this year. We start off by saying what we are thankful for in each other and in our relationship. As we move on to other things, you’ll hear some more of our shared gratitudes. We believe that leaders must have an attitude of gratitude and we try to model that in this episode. Be sure to count your blessings this year!
Read MoreWe’re getting vulnerable as we discuss our struggles to see ourselves as the leaders as others see us. Billy first struggled with identity when he started his business and hired his dad (who he also shares a name with!). Ashley’s struggle with identity came when we first got married. We now embrace our roles as leaders in our community but have moments of weakness when Imposter’s Syndrome sneaks in. We share the ways we have overcome this and how we continue to step up/lean in as leaders.
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